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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1913 AND $50 g STREET
SnuTHWEST, AND 30S l. STREET SOUTH

By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme -
day Of November. A. b. iss7 wherein II richard Il E
Brooksis complainant ana VIM Henry freeman ei a..
will sen Al public auction in front the premises,
G $751; At fo ck ? M the ioawI
SERTED real estate in the city of Washing on istrct
front by the depth thereof Of original lot numbered
ID, N square numbered 540. BEGINNING for the same
south l22 feet and inches to public alley, thence
west along the line of said alley "a feet and inches
street south and thence east along the line of said
street "a feet and inches to the place OF beginning
being No. q street southwest.
The terms of sale to be follows One third of the
two equal nstallments in and two years, with in.
teest thereon at SIX per cent per aanun from day OF
by said deeree snd on the
same day. at the hour of HALF-PAS1 FOUR P NJ,
fol owing described estate in the city Of Washing
ton in the District OF Columbia The east half of lot
numbered %, in square numbered $685. beginning for
the same at the northeast of said lot and
ffs aa and the
Oh street south. and thence along the line OF
The terms Of sale to be rs feoWs one-thrd of the
purchase money in cash and the residue in two equal
sale with thereon six per cent per annum
Of al % % In Gss
lot on day of sale st cost Of purchaser
n16-dts Room 81. lie Droit Building.
GOvERNMENT SALE OF SORREL HORSE.
0We will sell. by public sale, by order Of the Com
aee
TENTH 1887, AT TEN O'CLOCK, in front of our
auction rooms. 9th and D sts NV, ONE SORREL
ni6-3t DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
l. On EAST CAPITOL STREET, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET EAST
s 9S sATSERAY AFTERN9oS, NQvEM MBR
O'CLOCK, We will sell, in front of the premises, -
LOT Is, SQUARE 1858,
fronting "a feet East Capitol street. with depth
about l20 feet to foot alley. Property this To-
cation is rapidly enhance and worthy the attention
of those desiring to invest.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in one and two
years notes to bear six cent interest from day Of
sale, payable semi annually and TO be secured by deed
OF trust or all cash. at option Of purchaser Convey
ancng, &C. at purchasers cost &20O deposit at time
of SALE Terms to be complied with in ten days. other
wise right reserved to resell at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser after five days public notice of such
SAFE in some newspaper published in Washington &C
nl6-dts DUNCASSON BROS Aucts
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AssIGNEE'S SALE

LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIE6 WINES LIQUORS
On mon DAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY-FiRST, 1887,
327o or Bridge street Georxetown y. G.. will sell
eos s wn contents RsE cxsfs to6.c-
candles starch, wood and willow ware countsr and
Also horse, wagon and harness. VIII be offered q Q
whole. and not thus sold will be at sold In de-
tail. Dealers are invited. Terms cash.
CORNELIUS OLIVER
nlS-dts Assignee OF John W. Clagett
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Just saved nv His Dog.
WEST VIRGINIA HUNTERS TERRIBLE FIGHT WITH 4
HUGE BEAR

A WEST VIRGINIA HUNTERS TERRIBLE FIGHT WITH
HUGE BEAR
PrrTsBrRG Nov. ia special from Parkersburg,
". Va. TO the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES says: Nicholas
Fleming has Just had terrloie ana almost fatal
light with huge bear weighing $50 pounds In
NichOlas county. Fleming this season has
iroppe,i nine bears thus far. While following a
trail with MS dogs the huge beast referred to met
aim face % face. lie had not time even TO raise
bis gun. The bear gave him a terrible blow with
his paw KNOCKING him down. Before he could
rse the brute began chewing his leg and tearing
ms clothes on with It's paws. Fleming, however
rolled over, when the animal caught him with its
claws between the shoulders, tearing every shred
clOthing OF his body and leaving gashes half an
incn deep the whole length OF his back just as
The bear seemed about 10 take him at a mouthful
The hunters logs came up and attracted its atten-
tion until Fleming had time TO get his gun and
shOOt the animal dead lie then sank over un-
conscious and was afterward found by friends.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 3 CO.. Aucsionoer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SMALL FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN AS No 1870 THIRD
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January 22d
1871. ana recorded in Lber No $40, folio 343, !Y
land records OF the District Of Columbia, and 81 II
rS99sst OF the party secured thereby, will l. IT
H hXyTEM FdER TIVE sIY,sEc0N3, 1851 8 HALE
in the city Of Warrington in said Dstrct 10 Wit The
mo- No 'en ~ feet BY depth Of % feet nche: Of
thereon g feet in width the Of
SAC 10 part q lot can be used - an slleyl.
PAID st tine OF balance in equal payments at six
hn1 tivS MONTH 70 Pc secured BY notes
psVpey soid or 81 c.s at option Of Rurch..sr Con
be complted with within ten days from esle
n11-eo4tkdtds WIN. r. HOLTZMAN, Trustee
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1I1aOMAs DoWLING. Aucuoneen

VINuOMAS OOWAAN0, AucuoneeE
HIGHLY VALUABLE RESIDENCE, No $50 SEVEN
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN 1 AND X
STREETS OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARED
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH,
1887 at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises,
shall sell Lot 4S Of Joseph Redferns subdivision sI
of Lot % and part of Lot pa in Square l26, being
the south 90 feet of Original Lot 30 in said square,
improved by story and basement brick residence
with mansard roof and all the modern improvements
The house in rst-class condition, and the locality
OF the city.
Terms: Onethird cash. the residue in two equal
payments six andtwelve months with notes bearing
interest and secured by deed of trust the property
sold. Conveyancing and recording at cost of pur-
chaser: $500 deposit will be required at the time Of
sale.
nS-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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n,-rc ,xso>, nno, 9TH and + SITS. NV.
TNRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF YER
MONT AVENUE AND STREIsT NCD

Il REAL ESTATE, ON THE CORNER OF YER
MONT AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in -
Liber ll42 folio 81 ct seq, of the Land Records f
OF the District OF Columbia, and at the request of
the party thereby secured. will sell at public auc-
ton, IN front Of the premises, SATURDAY, NO
VENEER TWEEN IY-SIXTH NEXT, at -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. part of lot six (6). in A. Boriand =
Subdivision OF square three hundred and
t5j4 beginning for the at the Southwest corner
OF said lot and running thence east twenty-nine feet
9 thence north thirty (}O) feet thence to the
OF beginning.
Improved by one-story brick store
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six twelve and
eighteen months by deed of trust ON the prop
chaser. deposit of 300 required ut the time of sale
Isrins to be complied with in ten days from time Of
the defautng purchaser after seven days ADVERTISE
ment Conveyancing at purchasers cost,
JOSEPH L. EDISON, ! r~.....
,,,,~-u.~,.o~, CHARLES b. BAILEY,} Af"s'ees-
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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VTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL. AMI
SITUATED IN SQUARES 637, $40 AND 693
NEAR SOUTH CAPITOL STREET.
, BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of Aaes
the District OF Columbia passed in the cause of S6$
B 5ayy ct al Vs. Farnham ct al. Equity No.
1887, the undersigned Trustees will sell at public
aqstiel n trent Of he premises; on THURSDAY the
at FOUR O'CLOCK N. the following described real
estate IN the city OF Washington, ID. c., to witt Lots
numbeFed twelve 02} thirtssn -, fifteen u5,, sI
twenty-9ne CD twenty.two CD; twenty three l23)
t28l IN square numbered six hundred and forty S4Ol
And also on FRIDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
NOvEMBEk. 1857 At FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. Lots
numbered three CD. nine 90, and fourteen u4) in
square numbered six hundred and thirty seven (63)
and on the SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FOUR T. NJ,
Lot numbered ten uO) and the south five t25l
feet OF Lot nine CD in square numbered six hundred
and ninety three $3.50.
Terms Of sale One third cash. and the balance in
cured by deed OF trust ali cash. at option of the
s1asers deposit Of $50 ON each lot will be required
are not complied with in ten days the right reserved
to resell at the defauting purchasers cost All
veyancing at purchasers cost.
JAMES H. TAYLOR
6l3 18th st. NV, | r.,,.o.,
ROBERT FARNHAM, I iEus'ees
no-dSds l242 18th st. NV,
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Monster Magnet.
THE REMARKABLE RESI- Its OF EXPERIMENTS BY An
AMY ENGINEER


special from Bridgeport, Conn, says: One OF
our leading army engineers has brought before the
engineer classes Of late experiment OF so start
ling a nature IN It's inception as to promise
wonderful results. IL is a monster magnet
made OF TWO Rodman guns, which are
connected at the breach Around the
magnet thus formed is wound about 20
miles OF submarine cable. The cable Is some
that has been used In the torpedo service. IL Is
wound and fastened in substantial manner
making permanent magnet. When electricity Is
applied some strange results take place. For in
stance. a bar OF railroad iron, 30 feet long, If
p.aced in the open cannOn'S mouth, cannot be
drawn out Dy as many men as can grasp IT
Another Instance OF the strength OF this big
magnet was illustrated Saturday with a $50 pound
cannon ball The shot was placed in the mouth Of
TIE cannon on the negative side on reversing the
electrical current II fell from Its pos&ion but was
attracted 20 the opposite cannon and chung 10 its
side. The positive current was then reversed
alternately with the negative and the heavy
cannon-Dall played between the two cannon like
a tack between the poles OF a Toy magnet. Before
many days there Will be public exhibition OF this
remarkable attractive magnet.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
OTATE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
NINETEENTH AND L STREETS NORTH.

WEST.
, By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of ar
the District Of Columbia, passed the 10Th day nv
OF Noyember 1887. in Equity Cause numbered IL
lOO3l, Docket II, the undersigned WILL committee
Of John Taylor lunatic sell at public auction in
front OF the premises on SATURDAY, the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, at HAIF-PAST
FOUR OCLCK p M, the interest Of said lunatic being
one-ha in tollowing-des ribbed real estate
situated in the city Of Washington District Of Column
bA to WIT Parts of original Lots seventeen 40 and
eighteen tlS), IN square numbered eighty $751;
beginning at the northes corner Of said lot II and
running thence south 10th street inety-two !y2)
feet SIX S6l inches thence west twenty t5 feet
thence north ninetytwo (92) feet six 90 inches to
thence east on street twenty-five (25) feet
the beginning.
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the Decree cash on
the day OF sale, within ten days thereafter Q de-
post OF 5000 to be male when purchasers bid Is
cepted. Terms to be complied with within ten days
after sale or the property will be resod the risk aud
cost OF the defautnH purchaser after five days notice
i'll the Evening Star newspaper All taxes will be paid
up to day Of sale OF the purchase money Abst
conveyanc,ns and recording at purchasers cost.
The under igned Is authorized to state that the
owner OF the other half will sell her interest ct the
price and on the same terms AZ that for which
said lunatics interest may be sold
OTIS I. PRESBREY, Committee,
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WAGES OF 5000 MINERS ADvANcRp-Au the
operators In the Pittsburg Held win grant the fye
cents advance for digging agreed upon Monday
night by the joint board OF arbitration and cOncil
alton OF the National Federation OF Ninees and
milne Operators a. Columbus The advance bene-
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS L CO., Auctioneers,
w 037 Louisiana ave. opposite City Post-ofhca
AT AUCTION THURSDAY. NOVEMBER SEVEN
TENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK. AT OUR WARE
ROOMS

Large stock and miscellaneous assortment of House
hold Furniture and effects Of every description. New
and Secondhand Carpets: several Walnut and other
Bedroom Sets; wsrdrobes sideboards. Extension Ta-
bes Mattresses Fine Parlor Suites, Haircloth Furni
ture Dining Furniture. Kitchen Effects, Stoves
Crockery. One Case olcloth, and almost everything
needful for Housekeeping
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CAN NEVER GOVERN IRELAND CoSsrrrryrroSArIy
MI Froude, the historian, has written a letter I'm
which he says: "Any form OF self-government
whlcn might De conceded 70 the Irish people,
would De used TO Increase Engand's diniculty in
keeping ireland attached to the kingdOm. The
Irish can be governed more easily than any other
people In the world under military or QUASI. milf
tary rule. The police are uniformly faithful and
loyal england has never yet succeeded In gov.
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Desperate North Carolina Lovers.

RALEIGH, y. G., Nov. ia very sensational af-
fair has just occurred In Green County. Twoprom-
Inent residents, W. r. Lynch and Mcdonald Pate,
had a quarrel about the latter's assisting the
sweetheart Of the former TO get out OF a buggy,
Lynch insisting that he was abe 10 look after the
lady. Blows passed Lynch challenged Pate 10
nyht duel and declared that II Pate did not night
he would Kill him. This became known, and the
sheriff, with a posse. attempted to arrest Lynch.
The latter took refuge In his own house and bar
ring the door and windows defied the sheriff. The
Officer theTeupOn mounted guard around the house
and kept close watch. Yesterday Lynch came
out and surrendered He Was bound over TO keep
the peace and was held 10 appear at court. IL viii
Dc pretty SERIOUS affair for MIN
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sale without regard to weather.
nESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN MONT;
BOYD'S STATION FOR 4AIE

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, Maryland made the 10Th day Of -
September, 1887. !, the subscriber. trustee, aI
duly named in said decree Will offer At public sale
TWENTY. SECOND, 1887. at TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ.
of real estate subject to the gn,
o. land lying near Boyds station about thirty miles
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and between sad railroad
and the public road from Barnesville to Rockville,
more or less improved by handsome twostory dwell
ling house with eleven rooms and an English base
ment supplied with water (hot and cold) by q wind
mill toyether with corn house and stable peach
and apple orchard, fine vineyard and garden con-
tanning small fruits and vegetables.
Terms Of sale a. prescribed BY the Decree cash. De-
purchaser. tnl6-4tl GUION MILLER. Trustee.
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Had Two Wives Living.

THIRD.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 16.-Last sunday a week
ago John Migruder, an aged man, and Mrs. Julia
Busch, a comedy woman OF middle age. called on
Kew Father B. p. White, OF the st. Augustine
Cathollc church, and wanted TO be married They
claimed 10 BE- deyOut Catholics The priest told
lhein that according 10 the usage OF the church
their coming bans would have TO be announced
each sunday Tor three weeks before his cOngrega-
lion, and then, no one fOrbidding them, the cere-
lnony would BE- performed The first time the an
nOuncement was made no one demurred, but on
sunday, after the pastor had again spoken from
the pulpit, several persons came forward and In
formed Father White that Migruder had wife
living In this city. from whom he had never been
divorced After the services were Over man
called at the priests house and said that he was
positive Migr1deT had two living wives Getting
Who OF the Information impaired the aged 0lga-
mist made decidedly hasty exit, and up 10 this
Time has not been found
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Three Murderers Die In Jail.

FoRT SNITH, ARK, Nov. 16-Tonnatubbe, a Choc-
taw Indian, charged with murder, died In the
United states jail Monday morning. singular
circumstance connected with his death Is the fact
that 1OnnatuOOe, jackson stewart, and Hermann
cooper were all arrested Dooksyille about six
time. All three OF them took sick at the same
time, and two weeks ago stewart died. Last Mon
day Hermann cooper breaJhed his last, his death
being followed Monday morning by that OF Tonna-
tubbe- AL OF them are from the same neighDOr-
hood, stewart and Tonnatubbe being indicted
jointly for the same murder. TOnnatubbe said
when first taken sick that he could not go back
home for fear OF being killed, did not like 10 stay
II Jail and therefore would Ike die He refused 70
take either medicine or nOurishment laying quietly
under his blanket until life was extinct
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ey- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned by consent of parties until THURSDAY, the
SEvENTEETH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. d., 1887, at
the snIAa hour and place. s. s. HENKLE.
n14-d&dss = Trustee.
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poned until MONDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH.
at the same hour and place. g. s. HENKIE,
nl1-d&ds Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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MEADvuLE, Pa, Nov. l6.-John NJ Elwell, an
old man VINO lived alone In a miserable howell In
Brawley's alley, was taken TO st. JOseph's Hos
pitaL a few days ago, it being thought that he
could live but few days, as he was nearly dead
from starvation II mas been discovered that he
had no less than 81 $50 sewed In the lining OF his
clothes, and II Is thought that more money will be
found IN the shanty in which he lived He was so
near dead when found that IL Is feared that he
cannoS recover.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
THE RED MEN.
The Great Council VIII Finish Its
Labors To-Dsy-A Number Of Guests
Entertained by Joseph Pyle.

At yesterday mornings session of the
Great Council Imp. y. r. NJ. the salary
of The great chief OF records was increated
to 81, 200 per annum, and charters graft
ed to the Great Council Of Connecticut, to
the great leagues of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, and to tribes at Minneapolis,
Mimi, and Toronto, Canada. At the
afternoon session the Committee on Mile.
age reported that $17, ,43S had been paid
delegates. The Finance Committee rec
commended that each of the chiefs be paid
IA per day and cents per mile, making
total of Is, 1870, and the recomnenda-
ton was adopted. This committee also
reported balance of 81 ,619. .46 in the per
manent fund; $437 20 In the yellow fever
fund Receipts of beneficial fund during
the year were Is, ,705 70; paid for benefits,
50 3l2.
The tr ribes in Texas were placed Under
the Jurisdiction OF the Great Council of
Louisiana; the tribes in lows under the
Great Council OF Indis Ha<and those OF
Wisconsin under The care Of the Great
Council of Illinois. The council thin
adjourned until to day.
In the evening number of the dele
gates, with other invited guests, pro.
ceeded to Cedar Grove, the residence Of
Great Keeper of Wampum, Joseph
Pyle, where they were handsomely en-
tertained. The grounds, as well as the
residence, were beautifully decorated and
the word "welcome," In gas jets, was
over the door. The tables were spread
in canvas tent with board floor and
framework of wood. A collation., con-
sisting of fruits, cakes, ices and coffee
was served land the 175 places around the
table were nearly all filed. The decora-
tionf consisted of Japanese napkins and
flowers, and the caterers commenced
serving the guests al 10 o'clock After
Justice had been dcne to the eatables the
fe asst of reason and the flow Of soul COM
menced, and the following toasts were
ann ounced:
'The Great Council of the United
States-may it ever be governed by wise
rulers and pure counsels Response by
Ralph Ii Gregory, Great 1ncohonee.
"The State of Della are-small in ter
ritory, small in population, but the first
in the line of A merican States" Re
sponse by Lieutenant Governor Riddle
of Kansas.
"Freedom, Friepdsh' p and Charity
The golden links of our order Re
sponse by Representative Fi.cher, OF Cali
fornia.
"The City of Wilmington-Mav he
manufactures bless all the land" Re
sponse by Henry Eckel, President o
City Council.
"Our Sister States-One in object ant
one in destiny" Response by the Hon
T. e. Deckinpaugh, of Ohio.
'The Public Schools" Response b,
!, c. Fl Lehman, of Massachusetts.
D 1.-THE Press.O RESPONSE by Over
Scott, publisher Daily Bulletin, Bloom
. ington, Illinois.
The Bible-The foundation of all.
!. Response by the Rev. R. K. Stevenson
! of Maryland.
u "The Past Great Incohonees." Re.
: sponse by A. J. Baker, of Pennsylvania
"Woman-The last and the best O
= Gods creation" Response by Marku
Marks, of Ind ana, = ..-,
: 4he Fret Regiment L nd fGyn:shed tn
/, music during the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
6REvITig2

The cheapest haL nouen In the city.
Ru.niord Bros aO4 Market sirest.
keed birds at Fullmer's.
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmer's.
meals from to midnight st Fuliner's.
Roast dinners speciality SIS Eullne,'s.
Broiled spring chicken at FulIner's.
Devfled and slowed crabs at FuIlmsss,
loo cold salt oysters at Fullnsr's.
Fried oysters at Fullmer's.
Try Bush's coal you VIII iiesfs
Try Bush's coal you VIII sEisiy Iies IL.
". ). KimnIe, grocer, and arc Jastison.
Millsrd r. Davis', ie1slsS. Is, 2ei ssyees
zine 10 X. Kings, nj HAMS, is 4. fousth
u. Roop Smith, druggist, eth sad King.
American Laundry, COZ west Front street.
The old fashion molasses caady man is
still at No. W. Second street.
Buy your fruit lars, Jelly tumolers and
spices at Lynch LeaIy's. 4th and Madi ION.
Yergcr's, 4ls Shipley street, fs the les, Ing
place for picture frames in this city.
window screens and doer ecrsens made at
Yerger's, sl9 Shiplsy street.
John q. Bryant, No. Il Eas. Seventh
street, is prepared % supply aYy Kind or all
Prices. or will sell some on instaliments OF
small weekly or monthly payments.
II you want your Heaters and Range
overhauled and put in good order fer the
winter, send your order:o Easr Fourth
street Pickels stove and Heater Company.
BY telephone Number c2s, it Will be
promptly attended to.
We are prepared to 90 al kinds OF new
heater WORK or repairing Of heaters, roofing
or spouting In all kinds OF metal our
work is always guaranteed 10 be the best
and TO give satisfsctio Our fireplace
q
best In the market. Picxeis' stoya store,
T.. Fourth st.